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A road-tested collection of hard-hitting card magic that’s surprisingly simple to do.

This special edition of High Spots marks the first time the book has ever been available in hardback and features a new, modernized cover and anniversary logo.

Much of Caleb’s best work can be found between these pages. This includes his take on “Reset” by Paul Harris known as “Reswindled, which some argue is the best variation ever invented. The “Semi-Automatic Luck Test” is another popular self-working gem that magicians of all skill levels enjoy.

In total, you’ll learn 11 deceptive, mostly easy-to-do routines. While this material is simple enough for novices, it’s also commercial enough for pros. This thin, but dense, book does not waste any space on fluff or filler. You’ll find nothing but practical, audience-tested material you can start using right away.

Contents of High Spots by Caleb Wiles

• Offbeat Aces: An easy and visual production of four Aces between three Jokers.
• ReSwindled:This simple, logical and amazing routine is one of Caleb’s signature effects and is widely considered to be one of the best variations of “Reset” by Paul Harris ever created.
• 26!: Your volunteer shuffles one half of a deck into an order that perfectly matches the other half (no switches needed).
• Word Perfect: A fooling stand-up piece that suits any environment or audience.
• Make a Wish: This birthday-inspired card trick is the perfect example of Caleb’s ability to create pro-level magic that anyone can do.
• Blackjack Be Quick: A winning Blackjack hand is instantly located from an audience-shuffled deck under test conditions.
• Crystal Cut: This versatile false cut and control will make you want to retire the Double Undercut forever.
• Little Fella Grows Up: A genuine expert level false-dealing demonstration that doesn’t require learning any real false deals.
• iDeck: A fooling card routine with a unique theme.
• Replicator: This jaw-dropping color-changing deck routine is the perfect follow up to “iDeck”.
• Semi-Automatic Luck Test: Your participant cuts and deals to the four Kings and Four Aces with this self-working powerhouse.
• Here-a-Move, There-a-Move, Everywhere-a-Move Move: A finger-flinging, eye-popper using four ordinary Aces.